All artists performing at Groton Hill Music Center's Concert Hall and Meadow Hall in the 2024/25 season will perform the same program in Boston/Cambridge and Groton.

Meadow Hall

The smaller of two acoustically-tuned concert halls in the building, Meadow Hall is a welcoming and comfortable 300 seat space that is at once airy and intimate. 

Washed in natural light, the Meadow Hall stage invites guests to feel connected to both the artist and to the bucolic hills surrounding the unique facility. The curved, Southern Yellow Pine walls are acoustically designed to carry rich sound evenly across every listener, and the seating is layered to create a sense of intimacy throughout the hall. Meadow Hall was built to bring concert-goers together and leave them feeling alive with the magic of sound.

The Concert Hall

The 1000-seat Concert Hall is acoustically superb, with geometry and materials tested and optimized for exceptional acoustic performances. The space can be configured for a range of events, from orchestral and ensemble performances to solo recitals and educational events. The stage and house lighting was recently upgraded to improve its flexibility, allowing a tailored artistic experience. The venue also boasts a virtual Meta Organworks Hauptwerk Organ, capable of replicating any of 15 iconic pipe organs through a superb speaker system.

Architecture

The Groton Hill Music Center, inspired by New England villages and farmsteads, was designed by Alan Joslin and Deborah Epstein of Epstein Joslin Architects, the firm and principals who created the Shalin Liu Performance Center in Rockport.

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Accessibility

Groton Hill Music Center is a fully accessible venue. Accessible seating and elevator service is available on all levels of the main performance spaces.

Assisted listening devices are available to borrow at no charge. 

Groton Hill Music Center Amenities

Parking

The building features ample free parking on site.

Dining and Concessions

The Woodland Room

Dining at the Woodland Room provides concertgoers with warm and welcoming a la carte service, and a seamless table-to-concert experience. Beer, wine, and cocktails are available.

Meadow Hall Concessions

Before the performance or at intermission, the concessions counter near Meadow Hall offers a full bar, with beer, cider, and wine. Other beverage choices include seltzer, wine, water, and soda. Snack choices include cookies, brownies, assorted candy bars, and assorted chips. 

“Groton Hill’s stunning new venue is a beautifully designed and acoustically brilliant music hall that is certain to become a desired destination for artists touring New England.”

Glenn Rifkin The Arts Fuse

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